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The Moment the Crew Knew They Were in Trouble is a heart-pounding sailing vlog that captures the intense moment when our crew realized they were in trouble while sailing downwind on Strangford Lough. Sailing on a J109 yacht, we were competing in an IRC racing event, pushing our sailboats to the limit, when disaster struck. The sailing broach was sudden and intense, catching our crew off guard and testing our crew work to the maximum. As we struggled to regain control of the yacht, the spinnaker sailing became increasingly difficult, and we found ourselves on the verge of a sailing fail. Luckily, our experienced crew managed to work together to prevent a catastrophic sailing fail, and we were able to continue racing. This sailing youtube video is a must-watch for anyone who loves sailboats, sailing life, and the sailing lifestyle. From the thrill of sailing on Strangford Lough to the agony of a sailing broach, this video has it all. Whether you're a fan of yacht life, yacht racing, or simply sailing for pleasure, you'll be on the edge of your seat as you watch our crew battle to stay ahead in the IRC 1 class. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the thrill of sailing with us. The team at bottom up boats hope you are enjoying our short clips from the 2026 racing season, what the full video from every angle in the link below. https://youtu.be/NwDyPjuOqQA
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Enzo Pelizzaro's Crazy Diamond topped Class Zero, delivering a standout performance across both race days with a full #North3Di inventory. In Class B, Giovi, owned by Paolo Bastiani, topped the leaderboard on corrected time. After switching to North last year, the team has quickly proven their performance - proof that the upgrade delivered results. The 11th edition of the Solaris Cup saw 80 yachts line up for two days of competitive racing in the Gulf of Porto Rotondo. With a steady 7-10 knot northeasterly and a single-start format across all three classes, the fleet sailed butterfly-style courses around Mortorio and Soffi islands. Nearly two-thirds of the fleet raced with North Sails onboard-leading from the front and setting the pace. @solarisyachts